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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1911

Page

5

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Testimonial

Creston Iowa woman reports long inflammation pain and headaches eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad quotes Mrs Seals of 605 W Howard St urging other women to try the herbal remedy and invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.

Creston Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia I. Pinkham Ws. Seals W. Howard Lydia E. Pin

Absence makes mischief in a home fishing tale

Mrs Nelson teases a forgetful husband who went fishing yesterday. After catching fish he tossed them away and brought home the bait, prompting Mrs Bilson to ask what went wrong in this lighthearted moment.

Nelson Bilson

Little Pitcher and Visitor Banter About Chicken Feed

Dialogue fragment shows Tommy and papa discussing a visit and plans around chicken feed for a hen party tomorrow. The tone hints at a light household exchange with a playful miscommunication about meals and hosting.

Tommy

Plimply Tries to Propose Amid Office Vestibule Fog

In a tense exchange, Plimply fears asking eld Mr Plunker for his daughter's hand. He admits he stood in with the old gentleman briefly, in a foggy vestibule during a shower.

Plimply Plunker

Tuberculosis Among the Insane In New York Hospitals

Autopsies in New York state hospitals for the insane and elsewhere show tuberculosis as an active disease in about twenty percent of cases, compared with about half that percentage in the normal population.

New York State

Old Time Farming Tips For Poultry and Crops

Practical notes on orchard cultivation, manure use, and feeding for poultry and crops. Emphasizes soil fertility, diversified crops, silage, dairy health, hog housing, and stable to field manure transfer. Highlights hens lime needs, worm checks, and summer care for horses and turkeys.

Feeding Practices and Livestock Notes From Agricultural Column

Acorn feeding softens pig flesh but short acorn regimen restores firmness. Indian Runner ducks show poor sitting but eggs hatch via incubators or hens. Fresh skimmed milk best for young pigs and a good supplement for sows and brood stock. Spring pigs need shelter mainly from rain. cold rain shelter becomes vital in fall. A lobelia seed paste cure is described for skin lesions. Missouri station records show eight thousand dollars’ pork saved from cholera using serum. many hogs vaccinated. hogs valued highly overall.

Missouri Experiment Station

Fowls Planned for Strong Next Year's Crop

The text discusses improving fowl strength with alfalfa meal and beet pulp to raise robust, long-bodied chicks with clear eyes for a future harvest.

Good Jokes A Qualified Acquaintance

A humorous vignette features the fat man from Manayunk at a market scales scene with local boys. a sharp retort from the crowd reflects neighborhood wit along with a string of dated dialogue snippets about social missteps and conversations among neighbors.

Manayunk

Goat Wreaks Havoc Near Casey Shanty

A passerby recounts nearly being knocked by Casey’s unruly goat near the shanty. The animal is described as ill bred but affectionate, a reliable source of butter.

Casey

Fragmentary Note on Cheese Deodorization

A garbled OCR fragment discusses Limburger cheese deodorization and mentions Imburger deodorized wording. The readable text is inconsistent and lacks clear actions or outcomes.

Properly Diagnosed Stranger-Doctor Exchange

A stranger complains of aches and a tearing cough while a doctor attributes malaria to a cold. The stranger expresses existential dread and a wish to throw the moon, while the doctor confirms influenza or grip.

Kitchen Noise Sparks Candid Household Exchange

Mistress asks about a frightening kitchen disturbance. Kittie explains it as a cook's rejected proposal and a quarrel with ashmen, delivered in brisk and humorous dialogue.

Mistress Kittie Marris The Ashman

Poor Forethought Leads to Quick Marriage After Accident

Cynicus jokes that neglecting an accident policy results in sudden marriage. The remark frames a comic moral about ill planning and hasty union following an incident.

Dialog fragment on a wary spouse and domestic affairs

A terse exchange reveals Gibbs asking about the wife’s first husband. Dibs replies with resignation, noting the previous husband never involved him in domestic matters.

Gibbs

Drawing the Line Between Gentle Nature and Bridges

A dated quip contrasts expected female gentleness with a caution about sociable women at a summer hotel playing bridge whist with strangers. The remark reflects social norms on women's behavior and propriety in public leisure settings.

Formal Exchange Sparks Umbrella Etiquette Quarrel

A humorous exchange unfolds as a gentleman complains his eye was nearly struck by a lady's umbrella. Responding with sharp wit, she demands a proper introduction before addressing him.

Fragmentary Diary Snippet Signals Unclear Morning Exchange

A distorted OCR fragment shows a terse morning exchange with garbled lines and missing context. It mentions a prior wear and a shouted question, but no clear people, places, or events are identifiable.

Just 60 er 1ries the Fourth Act of Yato Play

The snippet hints at a theater scene where a playwright stubbornly adds a fourth act to a play that only has three. The manager acknowledges the situation without resolution.

Yato Hhanager

Her Grievance and the Unknown Journey

Fragmentary lines show a dialogue about grievance and judgment. Mentions a wife angry at a remark about luck and a man driving away with no destination. Includes a line about a girl next door needing her vocal lesson hinting at social friction.

A Delicate Position in a Prize Contest Dialog

Mrs Gabbsley jokes about winning a prize for beauty. Mr Smitherton weighs the claim with humor, balancing belief and disbelief while hinting at social scrutiny and flirtation.

Mr. Smitherton

Geneva professor freezes fish in ice cake to thaw and resuscitate

The dialogue recounts a Geneva professor allegedly freezing several fish in ice and reviving them after three months. Speakers speculate on the plausibility and joke about applying the idea to themselves. The exchange ends with a jab about gullibility.

Geneva

Named Georges in England fund present for King George

The passage notes many men named George in England contributing to a present for King George. Pa Hoptoad wonders if they should delay naming their baby Montmorency to exchange.

George Inngland King George Pa Hoptoad Montmorency

Landscape artist opportunity for Mr Henpeck

A brief humorous dialogue hints at Mrs Henpeck urging Mr Henpeck to pursue landscape art. He asserts his skill in shaping scenery, joking about mountains and mischief.

Not suitable dialogue question in Yankee style

A fragmentary exchange questions racial and gender color metaphors with a playful back and forth. The excerpt contrasts male and female color stereotypes using a rhetorical query about being “as black” or “as pink.”

Graceful vanity and a modest fortune at the shore

A humorous item follows a woman who jokes about fashion and money. The scene shifts to a courtroom where a judge inquires about a local motion as a clerk notes a lady lawyer’s gown is too tight.

Jenks Perceived as Incomplete After Marriage

A local exchange quotes harsh lines about Jenks after his marriage to a woman described as overpowering. The remarks imply personal collapse, blaming the wife for losing his head and breaking his heart.

Fragmented quote snippet on marriage and progress

A garbled passage references a husband, buying a new Eat and sending a bill, magazines, a safety razor, and literacy as a foe of progress. The excerpt appears as fragmented dialogue with unclear context and attribution.

Fiegende Blaét‘ter

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